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Parasites and Biliary stones

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Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography ١٠٧<br />

Figure (18): Double-duct sign in ERCP (quoted from Albert <strong>and</strong> Rilemann,<br />

Ampullary adenomas:<br />

2002).<br />

Adenomas in the region of the major duodenal papilla can be both<br />

diagnosed <strong>and</strong> treated via ERCP. Snare ampullectomy, combined with<br />

biliary <strong>and</strong>/or pancreatic sphincterotomy, allows complete removal of the<br />

adenoma in approximately 80% to 90% of patients without intraductal<br />

extension. Recurrences are more common in patients with familial<br />

adenomatous polyposis syndrome (Norton et al., 2002).<br />

Preparation <strong>and</strong> technique:<br />

(i) Preparation:<br />

Preparation for ERCP involves assembly of a skilled team that<br />

includes physician (S), nursing personnel, <strong>and</strong> a radiology technician. A<br />

quality flouroscopic unit is needed. A wide variety of catheters, guide<br />

wires, stone extraction balloons <strong>and</strong> baskets, sphincterotomes, stents,<br />

drainage catheters, lithotripters, <strong>and</strong> tissue sampling devices should be<br />

available (Whitehouse et al., 1996).

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